Raw LLM Responses

I personally don't think that the theft of art or the devaluation of art are the real problems. Art theft has unfortunately been happening for as long as the internet's been around, the ship to even try to regulate that sailed a long time ago (kudos to the recent movement to push posters to cite sources though). And people are always going to want to make art of all kinds even if AI is already doing it - that's just what people do. Hopefully AI makes certain manual processes optional, so that artists can focus their time and energy on the tasks they really care about and enjoy. The big problem is that this is going to delete a lot of jobs. A big chunk of the population is suddenly going to be out of a job, and because of the steep learning curve most of us aren't going to have other options that are comparable. If we were smart we'd start decoupling labor from having basic needs met, but I have a nasty feeling that people will just say "you shouldn't have expected to make a career out of art in the first place", and that this will go ignored until it starts impacting jobs associated with high income like programming or medicine, and yes AI is absolutely coming for those jobs as well.